Original Imperial German WWI Saxon Line Infantry Officer Model 1897 Pickelhaube Helmet Category_Rear Sight Assembly But that road was now

But that road was now nothing but a shell-pocked waste of earth and stone

The Leather covered barrels are of all brass construction with a central adjustment winding knob

captured the city of Naples in early October

'The combined force annihilated a large German convoy speeding reinforcements to defensive positions near the beach

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Original Imperial German WWI Saxon Line Infantry Officer Model 1897 Pickelhaube Helmet Category_Rear Sight Assembly But that road was nowOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a good condition smart looking, private purchase officer's pickelhaube from a Saxon Infantry Regiment, which was most likely used during World War One. It's also a relatively interesting example, in that it appears to originally have been a Prussian helmet, but later had an officer badge from Saxony attached in the middle of the Prussian Wappen. We're not sure if this was common, but it's the first example of